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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Tuning
Feel Like A Stranger
Built To Last
Little Red Rooster
Ramble On Rose
We Can Run
Jack-A-Roe
Memphis Blues
Row Jimmy
The Music Never Stopped
Tuning
Playing in the Band >
Uncle John's Band >
Playing Reprise
Dark Star >
Drums >
Space >
Death Don't Have No Mercy >
Dear Mr. Fantasy >
Hey Jude >
Throwing Stones >
Good Lovin'
Attics Of My Life

Notes

Source Info



SBD (ShnID = 80840) - SBD > DAT (48k)

Transfer Info:

DAT (Sony R500) > SEK'D Prodif Plus > Samplitude Pro v8.01 > FLAC

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller

charliemiller87@earthlink.net - August 26, 2006

Patch Info: The following songs patched from Cassette Master SBD

Little Red Rooster, Ramble On Rose, Jack-A-Roe through Row Jimmy



AUD1 (ShnID = 31211) - Tapers Section Recording On Stand

Recording by: Rob R

3 Nak CM300 - 2 CP4's and 1 CP3 arranged X/Y direct to DAT > SHN

SBEs on Set 2 repaired using shntool v.2.0.3 (10/11/2005)



AUD2 (ShnID = 17704) - Unknown Location FOB

Schoeps CMC421 > DAT > CD > EAC > ADDAWAV > CDWav> WAV > SHN

Conversions done by JR Fishman



AUD3 (ShnID = 443) - Unknown Location FOB

Schoeps CMC421 [note change info from previous] > DAT > SEK'D

Prodif 32 > SoundForge 4.5 (Level Increase & Resample (48>44.1) >

WAV > CDWave > SHN

Conversion by Trey Howland



Thanks to all the hard work from the folks mentioned above with

their loving care getting these sources out. Also a thanks for

some of the images used in creation of the artwork. I found them

years ago on the net and do not have any way to properly credit.



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Notes on the Source Material



SBD (ShnID = 80840)

Perfectly balanced and flawless SBD recording and perfect transfer

by Charlie Miller. This is the SBD source with the songs patched

using an upgraded cassette SBD. These patched tunes are also in near

perfect condition. Other than some slight speed flux it was hard

to even know these tunes were sourced from a cassette. The patch

job, splice into the DSBD source, was very well done.



AUD1 (ShnID = 31211)

Nice sounding above average tapers section recording. Made directly

to DAT. Nice balanced sound, no flaws and a clean transfer.



AUD2 (ShnID = 17704)

After a few DSP tweaks (primarily level adjustments and some D'EQ)

I found this FOB to be the best of the 3 AUD recordings. That is

why it has the largest % mixed into the stereo matrix and why it

has a lion's share mix in the rear channels for the 5.1 versions.



AUD3 (ShnID = 443)

Another great FOB slightly more "muddy" than the other Schoeps

source recording. I believe the 2 FOBs were made in different

locations b/c of the overall sound and time travel btwn the kick

drum and the high hat I think AUD2 was a bit closer than this

FOB. Plus there are different sounds from crowd, cheers, etc.



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Tech Notes



FLAC/SHNs were decoded to wave. Wavmerge was used to reassemble

the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch

all of the sources. CEP2.0 was used for the multitrack mixdown.

SF8.0 was used for the EQ setting on AUD2 pre mixdown This is a

60%-SBD, 10%-AUD1, 20%-AUD2, 10%-AUD3 mix.

- Mixed by dan@am-dig.com

- FLAC conversion done 24-MAY-2008

- Original SHN conversion 8-SEP-2004 (ShnID = 26236)

- Artwork at 300dpi by dan@am-dig.com

- For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy

photo paper. Design for use in a clear double jewel case.



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Multitrack Mixdown Settings



Stereo Matrix



SET ONE

SBD -2db

AUD1 -11db

AUD2 -7db

AUD3 -8db



SET TWO

SBD -2db

AUD1 -10.5db

AUD2 -7.5db

AUD3 -8db



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Notes



Right Channel +1db to even things out on the SBD source



The following songs patched from Cassette Master SBD: Little Red

Rooster, Ramble On Rose, Jack-A-Roe, Memphis Blues and Row Jimmy.

The cassette SBD patch material is excellent and the source change

is undetectable.



Level adjustment and some Digital EQing was applied to the AUD2

source prior to mixdown.



An occasional smack can be heard on these recordings that seem to be

coming from a drummer hitting the rim or poor mic placement on one

of the drum kits. This happens approx 5 times throughout the show.



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Editorial Comments



Fun time at these 2 shows. I drove down during mid-terms week

at URI with myself and 4 very good friends. We drove my 1967

Mercedes 230s - a classic. We decided on that trip that the car

could shrink or expand to fit our needs. You didn't really drive

this car, it drove you and you tried your best to negotiate. I

left a full pack of smokes on the rear bumper of the car and when

we stopped again for gas 300 miles later the smokes were still

there. Now that is a boat of a car!



A person in our group had family that lived in Virginia and was

able to send his brother to venue and buy tickets for us in

advance of the show. A good thing as the first night was a very

hard ticket. Another group of URI friends also made the road trip

and did not get into the Saturday night, Oct 8th show. We stopped

by their hotel room but it was not a pretty scene. Some very

disappointed, grumpy folks that had no desire to speak with us

about the great show. The next night, Oct 9th everyone got it.

It was the night for the heads as the weekend warriors left after

Saturday's show thinking they'd seen "the" show. Wrong!



It was a very cool parking lot scene at Hampton to say the least.

Everyone buzzing over these last minute shows added to the Fall

Tour. Under the original name The Warlocks ta-boot. The Dupree's

handed out that weekend had an announcement that said something

like "Do you want to hear some oldies? Get ready, here they come".

Someone at Dupree's Diamond News obviously had some inside info.